[ SECRET POST #2148 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2148 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think he's rather fond of himself.

[(Anonymous)]

Really? I don't.

+1

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[(Anonymous)]

I think he likes Thor (not in a romantic way or anything but as a brother and friend) despite himself.

[(Anonymous)]

I just watched Avengers again a few nights ago, and based on that (Note: I'm utterly ignorant of comic!canon, and mythology!canon is something else entirely), I don't think he does.

When Thor's in the bell jar, and Loki's about to dump him, Loki looks over. You think he's about to show some flicker of remorse or regret.

Then BOOP. Bye-bye Thor, and no flicker of any emotion at all.

That moment actually launched a head-canon for me about Frost Giants not feeling familial affection, i.e. Maybe Loki is exploring the idea that while he might like his adoptive family, he doesn't actually love them, and he never has, so it's not a hardship for him to betray them. He's just not built to feel those kinds of emotions.

In a way, my head-canon's got a lot in common with the OP's head-canon; just brotherly love and family loyalty for romantic love and sex.

[(Anonymous)]

* ...just swap brotherly love and family loyalty...